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Powar appointed men's national selector; Ojha to serve as chair

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Ramesh Powar, who played two Tests and 31 ODIs for India, was picked to fill the vacancy that was created after Ajit Agakar's term ended Former India spinner Ramesh Powar was on Monday drafted into the national men’s senior selection committee, while Pragyan Ojha remained the chairman of the panel, succeeding Ajit Agarkar, whose term ended on October 4. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Ramesh Powar, who played two Tests and 31 ODIs for India, was picked to fill the vacancy that was created after Ajit Agakar's term endedS1
  • Former India spinner Ramesh Powar was on Monday drafted into the national men’s senior selection committee, while Pragyan Ojha remained the chairman of the panel, succeeding Ajit Agarkar, whose term ended on October 4. The BCCI said interim head Ojha will chai...S2
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Powar appointed men's national selector; Ojha to serve as chair

Ramesh Powar, who played two Tests and 31 ODIs for India, was picked to fill the vacancy that was created after Ajit Agakar's term ended

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Ramesh Powar appointed as national selector; Pragyan Ojha to continue as panel chairman

Former India spinner Ramesh Powar was on Monday drafted into the national men’s senior selection committee, while Pragyan Ojha remained the chairman of the panel, succeeding Ajit A…

Powar appointed men's national selector; Ojha to serve as chair

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The brief

Ramesh Powar, who played two Tests and 31 ODIs for India, was picked to fill the vacancy that was created after Ajit Agakar's term ended Former India spinner Ramesh Powar was on Monday drafted into the national men’s senior selection committee, while Pragyan Ojha remained the chairman of the panel, succeeding Ajit Agarkar, whose term ended on October 4. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Ramesh Powar, who played two Tests and 31 ODIs for India, was picked to fill the vacancy that was created after Ajit Agakar's term endedS1
  • Former India spinner Ramesh Powar was on Monday drafted into the national men’s senior selection committee, while Pragyan Ojha remained the chairman of the panel, succeeding Ajit Agarkar, whose term ended on October 4. The BCCI said interim head Ojha will chai...S2
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S1 Espncricinfo 1 report · EN
S2 PublishLead 1 report · EN